Where does this quote come from, "Sweet bird of youth,

[raccoon]

where hast thou flown?"

I remember coming across it in a Victorian Lit class many years ago.

I've looked in all kinds of quotation books and searched the Net high and low. I've posted to another literary group--no answer.

If anyone knows, please post. I'd be gratified.

[EFerrari]

1. There's a T Williams play of the same title. n/t